Sentence examples for theory recognizing from inspiring English sources
Cognitive psychologists ultimately abandoned information theory, recognizing the incalculable effect of past experience on the information carried by any bit.
For example, some have argued that any theory recognizing the equal moral value of individuals and giving them moral primacy over communities cannot justify rejecting aliens' claims to admission and citizenship.
The stabilizing effect of the decreasing share of attention a nation can devote to another is explained by the authors by means of communication theory recognizing that if a signal drops below a certain signal-to-noise ratio, it becomes essentially undetectable.
Film theory recognizes the cinema as a distinct art form.
The real world is never one of complete competitive equilibrium, though, and the theory recognizes that profits arise for several reasons.
Oliver Hart of Harvard and John H. Moore of the London School of Economics, innovators in bankruptcy theory, recognized the single source of these problems of vested interests, speed of resolution and efficient choice of liquidation.
Current psychoanalytic theory recognizes that what goes on in the room is mutually created by both in the dyad, and therapists take responsibility for who they are and for their own experience, actively using it to advance the work.
Information on the group's website says that the 'energy balance' theory "recognizes that good health involves both diet and physical activity and can serve as a platform to help transform human civilization to achieve optimal health through sustainable solutions that also drive economic prosperity".
Prior theory recognizes that the effects of national revenues on sub-national revenue-raising are ambiguous.
Such a theory recognizes that domination and subordination operate not just at the political and social levels, but through character.
Neither could an "all rights are claims" theory recognize that the US Constitution gives Congress the sole power-right to declare war.
